Georgia Department of Law

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The Georgia Department of Law, also known as the Attorney General's Office, provides legal representation to the executive branch and state government agencies, officers, and employees. It prosecutes violent crime, public corruption, and focuses on key issues such as human trafficking and consumer protection. The office also represents the State of Georgia in various civil and criminal appeals.

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Abogados

• Chris Carr — Attorney General
• Wright Banks — Chief Deputy Attorney General
• Beth Burton — Deputy Attorney General of the Criminal Justice Division
• John Fowler — Deputy Attorney General of the Prosecution Division
• Robin Leigh — Deputy Attorney General of the Regulated Industries and Professions Division
• Jim Mooney — Deputy Attorney General of the Medicaid Fraud and Patient Protection Division
• Loretta Pinkston-Pope — Deputy Attorney General of the General Litigation Division
• John Henry Thompson — Solicitor General
• Daniel Walsh — Deputy Attorney General of the Consumer Protection Division
• Bryan Webb — Deputy Attorney General of the Government Services and Employment Division
• Logan Winkles — Deputy Attorney General of the Commercial Transactions and Litigation Division

Servicios que ofrece

Legal representation to the executive branch, Prosecutes violent crime, Human Trafficking, Gang Activity, Organized Retail Crime, Cybercrime, Elder Abuse, Opioid Abuse, Consumer Protection, Providing opinions on legal questions concerning the State of Georgia or its age, Representing the State of Georgia in all capital felony appeals before the Supre, Representing the State of Georgia in all civil cases before any court

Oficinas

• 40 Capitol Square, SW, Atlanta, Georgia 30334

Fuente: law.georgia.gov · consultado el 6 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Fotos

• Yosvany Andrés Hernández amilka· vía Google
  a year ago
• Steve Szep· vía Google

  Called for help with a warranty claim. Was told to contact Tennessee department of law where warrant company is located. Replied that I live in Georgia? Huh? Then was told to hire an attorney. Yeah thanks. In a word "Useless".

  6 years ago